As CA Families Grieve, Feds Probe Snapchat's Role In Fentanyl Deaths

Snapchat's disappearing messages prompted lawsuits and a probe into allegations the company is facilitating fentanyl sales on its platform.

Temecula City Council To No Longer Proclaim Pride, Heritage Months

In a split vote, council members decided the proclamations will no longer be made at the council level.

Temecula To Award Over $1M In Grants To Local Nonprofits

"This is the highest sum ever awarded in a year through a grant program to nonprofit organizations in Temecula’s history."

Temecula's Stance On New Law That Lets Homeowners Split Lots: Hold On!

Senate Bill 9, which took effect Jan. 1, allows homeowners to split their lot and build up to four homes on a plot zoned for a single home.

Temecula Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem Selected By City Council Members: 2023

Zak Schwank steps in as Mayor of Temecula for 2023, and James "Stew" Stewart will serve as Mayor Pro Tem in the upcoming year.

Congress Poised To Rescind COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For Troops

"We have real recruitment and retention problems across all services. This was gas on the fire exacerbating our existing problem."

Temecula 2022 Election Results Are Final: Here's Who Officially Won

Temecula City Councilmembers Maryann Edwards and Matt Rahn were rejected by voters, as were three sitting TVUSD governing board members.

Senate Passes Landmark Respect For Marriage Act In Bipartisan Vote

"What a great day," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor after the bill's passage. "What a great day."

Temecula Tourism Takes Spotlight At City Hall Tuesday Night

A Temecula Valley tourism leader's departure was recognized, and a proposal for a new hotel in the city can move forward.

Positive Short-Term Financial Position For RivCo, Future 'Uncertain'

"The medium- to long-term outlook remains uncertain at best," CEO Jeff Van Wagenen said.

Mormon Church Issues Statement On Respect For Marriage Act

Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Murrieta and Temecula are home to nearly a dozen The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints worship sites.

Burn Permits Resume In Riverside County

Starting at Monday, county residents with current and valid agriculture and residential burn permits can start to burn on permitted days.

It’s been an honor to serve you

Thank you for the opportunity to represent you in Sacramento

Firefighters Lead In 2 Temecula City Council Races

Brenden Kalfus is leading the race against longtime incumbent Maryann Edwards, while Curtis Brown is out front in the District 1 contest.

Real-Time Results: Temecula General Election 2022

The latest Riverside County updates for local, county, state and congressional races.

Temecula Voter Guide 2022: What's On The Ballot, Voting, & More

The Nov. 8 General Election is here. What to know.

Changes are coming

New district representation is on the way for many Californians

Temecula Voter Guide 2022: What's On The Ballot, Voting, & More

As the Nov. 8 General Election approaches, here's handy information from the Riverside County Registrar of Voters.

Making Families In Riverside County: Adoption Event At RivCo Courts

More than six dozen children in foster care will be formally adopted during a series of hearings Saturday in Riverside and Indio.

Action Needed

Big issues need solutions next session

Bid To Officially Denounce Abortion Fails Again In Temecula

It was the second time in recent weeks that Councilmember Jessica Alexander brought the issue of reproductive rights to the dais.

New City Eyed For Southwest Riverside County: 33,000 Added Homes, Biz

As the Winchester Community Plan takes shape, Southwest Riverside County cities want a seat at the table. Traffic woes are top of mind.

Moratorium On Temecula Wine Country Vacation Rentals Extended To 2023

The moratorium is slated to be in place until Sept. 9, 2023.

Temecula Nov. 8 Election: Deadline To Register To Vote Is Today

Riverside County and California's next big election is just around the corner. Here's what you need to know about registering.

Temecula Wine Country, Idyllwild Vacation Rentals: County Weighing In

On Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors will consider whether to extend a moratorium on new short-term rental permits.

More Work To Do

Big problems need attention now

Temecula City Councilmember Challenging Abortion Rights, Again

Councilmember Jessica Alexander is asking her colleagues to pass a resolution opposing Prop. 1, which is on the Nov. 8 ballot in California.

$10.7 Million Rehab Begins On Temecula's Community Recreation Center

The center is closed through spring 2023 in order to complete the first round of renovations.

Temecula Wine Country, Idyllwild Vacation Rentals Remain In Limbo

An Oct. 25 public hearing will decide whether to extend an existing moratorium on short-term rentals in the popular tourist destinations.

Short-Term Rental Ordinance Adopted Across RivCo: What To Know

"We are moving in the right direction," Supervisor Chuck Washington said of the overhauled ordinance.

Fentanyl Here at Home

Fighting a deadly scourge

Snapchat Sued By Temecula Family And Others Who Lost Kids To Fentanyl

"Snapchat has become the 'new street corner in the shady part of town' where kids ... know they can go to buy drugs," an attorney said.

Supporting Animals

Protecting pets and wildlife

RivCo Vets Honored With Diplomas Through 'Operation Recognition'

The county Office of Education is conducting its 16th Operation Recognition for the benefit of former airmen, soldiers, sailors and Marines.

Costly Golden State

California is becoming unaffordable

Preventing Suicide

Help is available for those in need

Water Use Cut In Half, Rancho California Water District Official Says

Riverside County's water officials appeared before the Board of Supervisors to present updates amid the drought.

3 New Industrial Buildings On 5 Acres Proposed For West Temecula

If approved, the buildings on Avenida Alvarado would total more than 55,000 square feet of interior space.

Temecula Pondering Abortion Ban Proposed By Councilmember Alexander

The city of Temecula will discuss the possibility of becoming a "safe haven" for the unborn during the Sept. 27 City Council meeting.

In Case You Missed It

Important end-of-session legisaltion